Sentences with phrase «puppy mill machine»

Many who buy a dog from a pet store or puppy mill say «they just wanted to rescue the poor puppy» but that only supports the puppy mill machine.

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Puppy mills are large scale breeding facilities where dogs are treated like breeding machines.

Just as the dairy cow is a «milk machine» the mother puppy mill dog is a «puppy machine,» only valued for her ability to produce dogs that can be sold at a high price.

If qualified and approved by Ohio voters in 2018, the measure will make commercial dog breeding more humane and end the era of treating puppy mill mothers like breeding machines and puppies like a cash crop.

For example, she acted as the foster mother to Florence, a six - year old miniature Schnauzer, who was treated as a breeding machine in a puppy mill for most of her life.

«Dogs should not be treated as production machines or cash crops in puppy mills,» said Scott Beckstead, The HSUS» Oregon senior state director.

Michele Lazarow, a Hallandale Beach commissioner who has pushed for a crackdown on puppy mills, explained why some cities are targeting an industry that treats dogs as nothing more than breeding machines.

Many dogs, like the ones you see in a pet shop come from puppy mills, large - scale breeding facilities where dogs are treated like machines, expecting to produce hundreds of puppies in horrific conditions.

Puppy mill operators (ab) use dogs as breeding machines.

Most puppies up for sale in stores are the product of puppy mills, large - scale breeding facilities where dogs are treated like vending machines.

These dogs, cats, and even bunnies often come from mass - breeding facilities, like puppy mills, which treat these animals just like the name implies — machines in a facility.

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For example, our companion animals — our beloved cats and dogs — may be harmed from abuse or neglect, hoarding, dogfighting rings, or «puppy mills,» where they are treated like disposable breeding machines.

Animals repeatedly inbred by commercial breeding operations (known as puppy or kitten mills) suffer horrifically cruel conditions because they are treated as machine - like objects for profit.